Eight Freshmen Bolster 2010 Harvard Field Hockey Roster

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--A group of eight talented
freshmen will join the roster of the Harvard field hockey team for
the 2010 season, head coach Sue Caples announced Thursday.

The Crimson welcomes four midfielders, two backs, one
forward and one goalkeeper to the team. Two players each hail
from British Columbia, New York and Pennsylania. One is a
Massachusetts native, and the other is from Missouri.

With just two players from the 2009 squad lost to graduation,
the Crimson heads into this season with one of its deepest teams in
recent memory, 21 players strong. Fifteen of those athletes will be
freshmen and sophomores.

Harvard's field hockey Class of 2014 is:

Jenn Hatfield, G - St. Louis, Mo.
Graduated from John Burroughs School … Four-year
letterwinner in field hockey, lacrosse and basketball … Won
2008 Junior Olympic gold medal for field hockey … Ranked
second in the state in shutouts (11), fifth in goals-against
average and sixth in save percentage and saves in 2010 …
Named second-team all-league … Won her conference’s
2010 Skippy Keefer Award for attitude, participation in athletics
and sportsmanship … Member of 2009 state-champion lacrosse
team and captain of 2009-10 basketball team … A 2010
National Merit Finalist … Placed seventh nationally in
French comprehension contest … Three-year and one-year
managing editor of The Review literary magazine …
Six-year school choir member … Volunteered as field hockey
coach and charter-school tutor … Both parents played
varsity sports for Princeton: Mother, Chris, played volleyball;
father, David, played baseball.

Christy Haughey, F - Wellesley, Mass.
Earned 13 varsity letters in four sports at Dana Hall School
… Captained field hockey, tennis and squash teams as a
senior and also played ice hockey … Recognized as
school’s best athlete and top letterwinner … League
MVP and Boston Globe All-Scholastic in field hockey in
2009 … National Futures Championship selection in 2008 and
2009 … League-leading goal-scorer in 2008 and New England
prep All-Star in 2007 … Three-time all-league pick and
two-time league champion … Played in No. 1 position in
tennis and squash for two years and named team MVP in both and
all-league in tennis … Senior class president, honor roll
member and winner of Fitzie Foundation Award and Senior Class
Leadership Award … Grandfather, Philip ’57,
lettered in baseball, basketball and football at Harvard.

Rebecca Houser, B -

Washington Crossing, Pa.
Attended Council Rock High School … Two- year starter and
letterwinner for both field hockey and basketball … Member
of the All-State Academic Field Hockey Team in 2009 …
Selected to play in Philadelphia Field Hockey All-Star
Classic in 2009 … Earned team’s Most Versatile award
in 2009 … Part of 2009 Suburban One championship team ending
with a 13-game winning streak … Received school’s
Scholar-Athlete Award in 2010 … Member of National, Science
and Spanish Honor Societies and National Merit Commended Student
… A part of the National Honor Society …
Volunteered as a field hockey and basketball coach at Council Rock
summer camps … Hobbies include crossword puzzles, youth
group and music.

Bridget McGillivray, B - Victoria, B.C.
Attended Glenlyon Norfolk School, playing midfield and defense
… Competed at British Columbia Summer Games in 2006 …
Coached Victoria junior field hockey from 2006 to 2009 …
Played in the Provincial Indoor Championship, placing second in
2007 and first in 2008 … Placed first as a member of the
Under-16 British Columbia team in 2009 … Placed second as a
member of Canadian U-17 team at Pan American Cup in Uruguay in 2010
... Earned International Baccalaureate certificate with honors ...
Honored for top Spanish mark in Grade 12 … Sister,
Georgia, is also a back for the Crimson.

Carly McNeill, M - West Vancouver, B.C.
Graduated from West Vancouver Secondary School, totaling 14 varsity
letters in field hockey, basketball, soccer, swimming and ultimate
… Named Female Athlete of the Year all four years and
school’s overall most outstanding athlete as a senior
… Started in field hockey for four years and captained team
as a senior … Led team to two provincial championships
… Selected to British Columbia High Performance regional and
provincial teams in grades 8-12 … Also captained U16 B.C.
provincial field hockey team and West Vancouver basketball team
… Recognized for academics with Honours with Distinction,
the Passport to Education scholarship and selection as her
grade’s top all-around student … Recipient of
Outstanding School Service Award … Peer helper and member of
yearbook staff and Student Council … Volunteered as summer
camp leader and field hockey coach … Other interests
include all sports, playing piano and reading … Sister,
Katherine, is captain of the University of Toronto field hockey
team … Grandfather, Stuart, played for the Detroit Red Wings
from 1957-60.

Mariah Pewarski, M - Garden City, N.Y.
Four-year letterwinner in field hockey and lacrosse at Garden City
High School, captaining both teams as a senior … Received
the News 12 LI/MSG Varsity Scholar-Athlete award and
scholarship … Two-time NFHCA first-team All-American in
field hockey … Three-time NFHCA all-region, three-time
all-state, four-time all-county pick … Named three times to
the Newsday All-Long Island squad … Received of
school’s Outstanding Field Hockey Player award …
Alternate for junior national camp … Made four state final
four appearances, winning twice … Won four county titles and
four Long Island crowns … School’s all-time assists
leader with 53 … Helped lacrosse team win four state titles
… Two-time US Lacrosse Academic All-American … AP
Scholar with Distinction … Earned National Latin Examination
Gold Medal twice … Member of the National, Latin and Italian
Honor Societies … National Merit Commended
Student … Also a member of the Harvard women’s
lacrosse team … Sister, Michaela '10, was a member of the
Radcliffe heavyweight crew ... Brother, Matthew, played football
for Amherst.

Morgan Powell, M - Gansevoort, N.Y.Attended Saratoga Springs High School … Played
field hockey and lacrosse throughout high school … Captained
high school field hockey team in 2009 and lacrosse team in
2009-10 … Helped field hockey reach state quarterfinals and
lacrosse make state tournament ... First-Team Suburban Council
All-Star from 2007-09 for field hockey … Albany Times
Union first-team All Star from 2007-09 … All-state
field hockey team 2008-09 … US Lacrosse Academic
All-American from 2008-10 … Scholar-athlete for both field
hockey and lacrosse from 2007-10 ... Honor roll and National Honor
Society member … Nominated for national Student Leadership
Conference and Congressional Student Leadership Conference …
Played ice hockey for eight years … Extensively
involved in band, other extracurricular activities and volunteer
work ... Also a member of the Harvard women's lacrosse team ...
Hobbies include playing the trumpet and baking.

Rachael Rosenfeld, M - Leola, Pa.
Attended Manheim Township High School, where she was named Female
Athlete of the Year in 2010 … Captained field hockey and
lacrosse teams as a senior … Named Academic All-American in
field hockey and lacrosse … Two-time field hockey All-Star
… Three-time lacrosse section All-Star, led team to
undefeated season and second straight district title as captain
… Member of National Honor Society and Student Council
… Tutored at homeless project with Carter McRae Elementary
School ... Sister, Elizabeth, is captain of Connecticut College
field hockey team … Other sister, Sarah, played field hockey
for Wesleyan … Father, David, captained the Connecticut
College men’s tennis team.